Sentence examples for criminal problems from inspiring English sources

He is — or was — a criminal investigator, and he found Johnston through his mother, who had, he says, "some criminal problems" last year.

Criminologists say it is unclear what motivates a child abductor to file a tax return: confusion, financial desperation for a refund or an attempt to avoid compounding their criminal problems by failing to pay taxes.

Youth and social workers, professionals in health and education, local authorities and civil society organisations should be providing the default response to a range of social issues that are frequently treated as criminal problems.

The recent contributors include current and former Milberg partners who had either been indicted or were widely reported to be facing potential criminal problems when they wrote their checks.

Father Porras and other Venezuelan church officials were aware of his criminal problems in New York, but had been persuaded by Father Díaz that the accusations were false, Father Porras said in an interview.

Mrs. Clinton appeared with Mr. Spitzer yesterday at an event in Manhattan, where she made her first public comments on the matter, saying revelations of Mr. Hsu's past criminal problems were "a big surprise to everybody".

America is not at war; terrorism should be treated as a criminal problem.

"Insurance fraud and theft in New York State is a huge economic and criminal problem," it said.

Mr. Borisov has emphasized that the death in Katunitsa is a criminal problem, not an ethnic one.

"Whether or not they have a criminal problem we will pursue them as far as we can pursue them," Mr. Picard.

How much of the drug problem is a criminal problem, and how much of it is a public health problem?" he said.